Lucie Audibert

Lucie is a solicitor qualified in England & Wales, specialised in litigation and advice at the intersection of data protection, human rights law, public law, and digital/technology regulation. She works across all of AWO’s practice areas, with particular expertise in supporting vulnerable individuals to exercise their rights and seek redress against government and corporate actors.

Prior to AWO, Lucie was a Senior Legal Officer at global NGO Privacy International, where she brought strategic legal challenges at the intersection of technology and human rights. She secured ICO enforcement action against the UK government’s policy of GPS tagging migrants, led third-party interventions in the High Court and at the European Court of Human Rights in challenges to Mobile Phone Extraction in policing and immigration control, and successfully challenged a number of FOI refusals leading to high-profile disclosures. Lucie also led legal advocacy on major EU regulatory initiatives such as the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive, Digital Services Act or Artificial Intelligence Act.

Lucie also has expertise in Intellectual Property advice and litigation, having trained and worked as an associate in a major international law firm specialised in the innovative industries.